Kathmandu— China is sending its second batch of emergency relief supplies to Nepal on Tuesday, including urgently needed drones, DNA testing equipment, water purification facilities, and lighting equipment. The materials are being transported aboard a Chinese military Y-20 aircraft expected to land at Tribhuvan International Airport in the late afternoon. This shipment follows an initial package of assistance provided by China after the recent disaster.

Assistance Details

The relief supplies include drones, DNA testing equipment and reagents, water purification facilities, and lighting equipment. Chinese DNA identification experts will also travel to Nepal to assist in identifying victims and carrying out related work on the ground.

Political Context

The Embassy of China in Kathmandu highlighted that providing emergency assistance represents an important political decision by the Chinese side, reflecting deep friendship and solidarity with Nepal. 'China will stand firmly with Nepal, work hand in hand with the Nepali people to overcome difficulties, and put our traditional bonds of friendship as close neighbors into action,' the Embassy stated.

(With inputs from RN)

Originally published on abcnews.com.np.